Laura Laune - Glory Alleluia - Tournée

Laura Laune brings Glory Alleluia to our Lyon stage

From our vantage point as the host venue in Lyon, few evenings promise the same incendiary spark as an encounter with Laura Laune and her new show, Glory Alleluia. We have prepared our stage and technical setup to honor her razor‑edged timing, crystalline voice, and that disarming contrast between an angelic presence and lines that slice to the bone. Our audience in Lyon can expect a high‑definition encounter with a performer who thrives on tension and release: melodies that sound like lullabies, followed by punchlines that detonate with audacity. The room design, sound image, and light plot have all been tuned to support Laune’s swift shifts—from whispered confessionals to choral crescendos, from lull to blast—so that every pivot in Glory Alleluia lands with surgical clarity. We are ready to welcome spectators who relish comedy that dares to touch taboo subjects, presented with a voice so pure it heightens the shock, and with crowd dynamics that reward quick reflexes and open minds.

Artistic news and the spirit of the new set

Right now, Laura Laune is in full stride with the tournée Glory Alleluia, a fresh cycle that doubles down on her signature contrasts: innocence as a mask, sweetness as a lure, and dramaturgy built from musical misdirection. Her trajectory remains a case study in boldness. After the breakout that followed La France a un incroyable talent, she toured her first phenomenon show, Le Diable est une gentille petite fille, and built an audience that comes as much for the craft as for the transgression. Glory Alleluia extends that lineage with newly minted pieces crafted on the road, tightened over months of encounters with different crowds, and paced like a symphony of shocks. From our side of the curtain, what stands out in her current artistic moment is how precisely she calibrates rhythm: the hush before a tune, the bait of a perfect rhyme, the pause that primes a gasp, and then the laugh that rips through the entire room. The new material arrives polished, but never predictable; she shapes it live, listening, prodding, and sharpening. Our Lyon audience will hear the set in its full theatrical dimension—music, irony, and that dangerous grace that is uniquely hers.

For this date in Lyon, we have designed an immersive arc that meets the show on its own terms. Expect musical interludes delivered with choral finesse, sudden flips into pitch‑black comedy, and moments of apparent innocence that conceal meticulously engineered detonations. Our technical team has plotted a lighting journey that keeps her apparent candor gleaming while letting the shadows breathe around the jokes; the sound layout privileges intelligibility so that every lyric and every pivot lands. Glory Alleluia thrives on proximity and precision, so we keep sightlines clean and transitions swift to maintain the show’s relentless flow. While the performance is unmistakably playful, it is also unflinching; we advise audiences to arrive with curiosity and a taste for the outrageous. Laura Laune’s work is a living exchange, and she often toys with local references and the temperament of the city; Lyon’s appetite for sharp writing and fine musicality makes it an ideal match. As hosts, we are proud to offer the conditions that let a set like Glory Alleluia unfurl at full intensity: the shimmer of the first note, the sting of the last line, and the shared thrill that lingers as the lights fade.